Indications for use
ECG electrodes are used to record the following ECGs from a patient: resting ECG, exercise ECG and /or ambulatory (Holter) monitoring.
The intended patient population can be adult and pediatric, while the environment of use can be hospital (or clinic), ambulance, or daily use environment (for Holter monitoring).

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Cautions

• ECG electrodes should only be sue by or in consultation with a health care provider familiar with their proper placement and use;
• ECG electrodes may damage the skin if removed carelessly;
• ECG electrodes should be applied only to intact clean skin (e.g., not over open wounds, lesions, infector, or inflames areas); and
• To properly dispose of the electrodes if they are pre-gelled electrodes and other electrodes that cannot be fully cleaned between uses.
• This single-use product is not designed or validated to be reused. Reuse may cause a risk of cross-contamination, or cause a malfunction as a result of the product being physically damaged.

Precautions

• These devices has not been tested for use during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) procedures except carbon type.
• Do not use an electrode if the gel is dry or dislodged from the electrode. Replace if electrode no longer sticks firmly to the skin.
• Avoid removing and/or reapplying electrodes to the skin site frequently.
• During surgical procedure, place ECG electrode as fare as possible from the electrosurgical site. Otherwise, burns could result at the ECG electrode site.
• To prevent; dry out, fold over the top of ECG electrode pouch.

Adverse Reactions

There is a possibility skin irritation may occur at the contact point with the electrodes.

Instructions for use

• Make sure your ECG devices is turned off.
• Prepare the number of electrodes to adhere on the patient’s skin.
• Prepare treatment site by cleaning skin and trimming hair if necessary.
• Remove the plastic cover sheet.
• Apply the ECG electrodes to clean, unbroken skin.
• If skin irritation or malfunction occurs, discontinue treatment and seek medical professional advice.